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Thoughts With An American Lady: Thinking About Lewis’ Late-in-Life Letters
Not long after beginning Letters to An American Lady, I blogged about C.S. Lewis and the Art of Letter Writing. By the tenth letter in the volume I knew that Lewis found writing letters to his fans to be a … Continue reading →
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